APPS, WEBSITES & TOOLS.

Add an item the instant you notice it might be running low — before you actually run out.

A reward-based workout habit tracker — built to make you want to keep going, not feel guilty when you stop.

Photograph the moment you catch a fish. One shot becomes a complete record with location, tide, and sea floor type.

Auto-arranges a wind ensemble’s stage layout from your roster, and exports it as a PDF or PNG.

Keep your iPhone in your pocket and it turns the day’s conversations into text. Ask Claude about them later, and get a diary and per-meeting notes every morning.

Photograph a price tag and it works out the per-unit price on the spot — tax and even estimated weight included.

Jot down a fleeting idea or topic in one line the moment it occurs to you.

Swipe through your photo library to clear out near-duplicates and bulky videos, and reclaim storage space.

Recall names discreetly at a dinner or meeting by placing people on a seat map first.

Start recording in one tap and keep going in the background, with speech-to-text in roughly 30 languages.

Build a fishing rig diagram by picking and connecting parts — rod, reel, line, float, sinker, and more.

Safari on iPhone has no Select All for web pages. This Safari extension adds it — one tap copies the whole page. Free, no ads, no network access.

A free Safari extension that adds A-B repeat, variable speed, and skip controls to Prime Video — handy for language study too.

Compares Rakuten hometown-tax gifts by unit price and reward rate, so the best-value donation stands out at a glance.

Pulls together the daily catch reports from charter boats on Sagami Bay and Tokyo Bay, so you can see at a glance which fish are on the rise and which are tapering off.

One person, born three times — into three different eras between Edo and Heisei. A browser life sim where schooling, marriage and lifespan all follow Japan’s real statistics.

This site — the entry point to every product and its support page.

A lightweight macOS menu-bar app: select any region of the screen and read its text with on-device OCR.

A Safari Web Extension that swaps YouTube’s player for native HTML5 — AirPlay and Picture-in-Picture, zero network calls.

A macOS menu-bar app that resumes your Xcode-integrated Claude session at a time you set — so it isn’t still stalled on a usage limit while you’re away or asleep.

Point-and-click to select part of a webpage, then get a private RSS feed only when it changes.

A no-frills side-by-side text-diff tool — paste two versions, see what changed.